In a significant win for transparency and accountability, the WPPA prevailed in a public records lawsuit against the City of Racine, securing the release of previously withheld, unredacted billing records. The case stands as another example the WPPA’s longstanding commitment to defending transparency, fair dealing, and the public’s right to understand how government entities operate—especially when those operations directly affect public-safety employees and their benefits.
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The Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial honors the 294 officers that have died in the line of duty. In June, the sacred site was desecrated with hateful graffiti calling for violence against law enforcement. Just as in prior incidents of vandalism in 2017, 2020, and 2023, none of the suspects arrested for the attacks have been held accountable. On October 1st, the WPPA issued a statement to condemn how these cases are handled and called on lawmakers to strengthen the penalties for those that desecrate our memorials and commemorative properties.
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As the leading voice for Wisconsin’s law enforcement community, the WPPA’s advocacy is routinely highlighted in print, television, and radio news coverage.
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The dangers you face on a daily basis are not limited to the streets that you patrol. Increasingly around the country, law enforcement is being targeted by ambitious prosecutors hoping to win political points and opportunistic civil attorneys eager to score quick settlements. Through the WPPA’s Extended Legal Protection Plan, we can provide you with an additional safety net of legal coverage to give you the peace of mind you deserve.
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